Proposal Writer - Entry Level

A Proposal Writer supports business development by researching market opportunities, creating marketing materials like proposals and presentations, and helping identify ways to reach new clients and partners.

This is a fully remote, entry-level role with full training provided. No prior experience in proposal writing is necessary—we'll teach you everything you need to know.

Research market trends and business opportunities; build and maintain relationships with industry contacts to gather business development information.

Work with team leaders to develop strategy for key client targets and identify relevant business opportunities.

Search for and review requests for proposals, directing them to the appropriate team members.

Coordinate, write, edit, and produce marketing materials including proposals, qualifications packages, and presentation decks.

Gather and organize information from team members and partners for inclusion in proposals and presentations.

Maintain accurate and up-to-date marketing information including staff profiles, project descriptions, and case studies.

Research target opportunities and share relevant findings with team members.

Identify and manage opportunities for industry events, speaking engagements, and sponsorships.

Collaborate with team members on the development of marketing materials and collateral.

Strong writing and editing skills with the ability to create clear, compelling content.

Comfortable learning new tools and software—we provide training on everything you'll use.

Ability to organize information and manage multiple projects at once.

Good communication skills and ability to work collaboratively with teams.

Attention to detail and ability to meet deadlines.

No degree or previous experience required—we welcome entry-level applicants and provide full training.

Fully remote work—manage your schedule from anywhere with a reliable internet connection.

Full training and onboarding to help you succeed in this role.

Opportunities for professional growth and development.

Supportive team environment with collaborative colleagues.

Standard benefits including health coverage, paid time off, and retirement options.

Competitive entry-level pay, details shared upon application.

Full-time, permanent position with potential to grow into more senior roles as you develop your skills.

Open to applicants worldwide. Work from home.

Ready to get started? Submit your application below.

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